Paid content or not, I have to admit that such wonderful places should be protected at all cost.

@waleeeedc

2 жыл бұрын

The paid content aspect does matter. In the video itself they present a list of what caused the environmental issues in these countries and not once did they mention the environmentally destructive nature of De Beers mining business. Its very convenient for them to not accept any blame and instead present the issue as other people's fault. Incredibly shady and disrespectful.

the Okavanga River Basin is under siege by ReconAfrica, a Canadian oil and gas company that has been granted licenses(!) for exploratory drilling, which would pillage the ecosystem for a few greedy men's profit! The Archewell foundation hopes to protect this pristine area. My granddaughter was born here so I love this place.

@thandizungu2082

2 жыл бұрын

I love the Okavango delta and basin so nambia needs to kick racon Africa

@xxxsmoke4lifexxx

2 жыл бұрын

They also help local communities with jobs. Fresh drinking water by making new water wells as well as providing covid vaccination. Not everything about fossil fuels is evil.. At least they develop this with care. I'd rather buy my oil from Namibia then from Russia you know... We are not yet able to make a full energy transition in the coming years we need the least harmful fossil fuels we can get for some more time. The real harm comes from dirty fuels like coal. Not from gas per se.

It is incredibly important to see and appreciate the values of other cultures as our environment declines overall.

Such a beautiful footage~👍 Thank you for sharing this video~

Helping other is the greatest act of kindness your one click is very helpful for me.......

Beautiful, uninhabited places. This gives us hope that the nature of these places will remain untouched by civilization for a long time.

@Geospasmic

2 жыл бұрын

People live there.

@danixcharles112

2 жыл бұрын

How is it uninhabited? The video is literally about the people who live there...

Thank you for this amazing video.

My people! love from Botswana 🇧🇼✨

Beautiful

Karabo you guys you did a great job thanks

Stunning film

love documentary

Lovely scenery

ชอบมากครับ

loved every second of this

Amazing 🤩

Muito bom, ótimo documentário! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you.

So lovely

Salam dari Indonesia

I would expect National Geographic to have its thumb on the heart of this problem.

Wow

Ohhhh beutafull

Love natureza

Nice 😄

Sharing the beauty of Nature as well as RAISING Awareness of climate change... Must SAVE 🌍 🌱 Amazing and Thank you Nat Geo!!

Where can i find the full documentary? Thank you

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tip - turn on closed captions

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Nixe

And no drilling for oil.

Fun fact : commenting last is harder than commenting first

So majestic God land for shire

👍

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De Beers??

HELLO 👋

Wow this guy is propelling a boat forward quickly with nothing but a stick. Not even a blade on the end. Just imagine how fast he could go if he had a normal ore.

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That's why tourism and some level of development is needed. Otherwise causes of illegal hunting and deforestation is collapse wildlife of Africa. I love these kinds of people who become human from evil, become good from bad, become hero from villain..... 😘😘

Enada name ithu ?

falcon eat the bat

Ummm sooo what was the point of this DeBeers commercial? 😂

JESUS !

Kinda sounds like they're speaking Portuguese?

Help me

พวกคุณจะต้องไม่ลืมจะไม่ปล่อยใครไปทั้งนั้นถึงแม้ว่าบุคคลเหล่านั้นจะเป็นปู่ย่าตายาย เบีย บูรณ์พิภัทร บัวทุม เองก็ตาม พวกคุณคงไม่ลืมสัญญา

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@covid.... no tourists, no benefits, no life

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